Select the sentence containing the homonym of the bold word: During the ceremony, the fanon lay across the bishop’s shoulder.

The correct option is (c). A homonym is a word that has the same pronunciation (and often the same spelling) as another word but a different meaning. In the given sentence, fanon refers to a liturgical vestment, a cloth worn by a bishop during a ceremony (Hindi meaning: धार्मिक वस्त्र/धार्मिक पट्टा). Option (c) uses Fanon as a proper noun referring to the writer and thinker Frantz Fanon . Although it is written with a capital letter and refers to a person, it is pronounced like fanon, but its meaning is completely different (Hindi meaning: व्यक्ति का नाम). Hence, it contains the homonym of the bold word. Why the other options are not correct: Options (a), (b), and (d) still use fanon in the same vestment-related sense (object/cloth connected to rituals or priestly dress). They do not shift the meaning to a different word with the same sound. So the correct answer is (c)